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Short Circuit
Institute for Justice
Hume Lake
Hume Ministries
Super Structure with Julian Feeld
Julian Feeld
Momento da Política - Merval Pereira
CBN
From the Woods Today
Renee Williams, UK Forestry and Natural Resources - Extension
The Friday Mailbag
Count The Dings
Celtics Beat
CLNS Media Sports Network
Neil Oliver: News, Comment, History
Fat Belly Films
Podcast and Chill with MacG
Podcast and Chill Network
ニュースのブタイウラ
TBS RADIO
Charles Stanley Sermons
WatchersPod
Fokus podcast ČT sport
Česká televize
Gita Acharan
Siva Prasad
P1 with Matt and Tommy
Stak
Actu Crypto - L'actualité des cryptomonnaies en direct
Actu Crypto - L'actualité des cryptomonnaies en direct
Pittsburgh Penguins News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
dopeYEAH talk
dopeYEAH talk
The Challenge: Roundtable Reacts
Levi Hall
The Fourcast
Channel 4 News
Toronto Blue Jays News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
The Baptist Bias
Video Haven
Carolina Hurricanes News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Inside The Big Ring: The Podcast for Endurance Athletes
Steven Brandes
NEWSGIRLS
NEWSGIRLS
Democracy Now! Audio
Amy Goodman
CNV News-Podcast
Cuxhaven-Niederelbe-Verlagsgesellschaft
Real Talk Ryan Jespersen
Relay
Wicked and Grim: A True Crime Podcast
Ben Gibson
Inside Texas Football
Inside Texas
Bravo Breakdowns
Bravo Breakdowns
JUICE - Echte Storys zum Weitererzählen
Kugel und Niere
Off The Roster
The Nation Network
Armstrong & Getty Podcast
560 KSFO
790 KABC
790 KABC | Cumulus Media Los Angeles
Locked On Twins - Daily Podcast On The Minnesota Twins
Locked On Podcast Network, Brandon Warne, Dave Brown
Badlands Media
Badlands Media
Ciro Gómez Leyva por la Mañana
Radio Fórmula
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Institute for Justice
If you like stories of co-workers showing up at your door at night and threatening you and your family then we have the episode for you. This happened to a federal employee in Virginia. Shaken by the experience, he and h...
An old friend rejoins the show, the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act of 2020. It’s been trotting around the federal courts of appeals for a few years now, truing to outrun the private nondelegation doctrine. The late...
If you like the drama of local politics you’ll love this story, told by IJ’s Christian Lansinger, from the Sixth Circuit. A colorful and controversial elected official was accused of not living in the city she represente...
Happy America’s 250th! To celebrate, we’re doing things the IJ Way, tying in the events of 1776 to something that emerged a few years later and that we at IJ work with every day today: judicial review. Therefore, althoug...
If someone sues you for money you get to defend yourself in court. Right? Not really if you sign a confession of judgment, a contract where you waive defenses to a later collection action. A county in Iowa had a policy o...
After an arrest, is the decision on whether a defendant can get out on bond while their prosecution proceeds a “critical stage’? In the Eighth Circuit it’s hard to know because the court threw out a case asking that ques...
A wild, and tragic, story from the Fifth Circuit with a bit of good (yet confusing) news at the end. IJ’s Diana Simpson tells us of a woman who feared her ex-boyfriend was going to harm her, so she called his probation o...
We welcome back a treasured many-times guest, the first time since he’s left IJ. Brian Morris served in our merry band of libertarian litigators for many years before recently moving to Chicago. He rejoins us to detail a...
In the wild days of June 2020 you may remember how a group of protestors took over a few city blocks in Seattle, and how the police simply abandoned the area for a few weeks. That meant some businesses in that area suffe...
In our #12Months12Circuits series it’s time to drink an entire Fifth. Now, regular listeners will be very familiar with the Fifth Circuit’s waters and may hesitate from such an undertaking. But true fans of the federal c...
You may remember Roy Moore’s 2017 campaign in Alabama for the U.S. Senate in which a controversy arose as to his behavior at the Gadsden Mall several decades before. And, further, that there were allegations that he was ...
Live from the University of Michigan we bring you the latest in administrative law with some of the top scholars and practitioners in the field. It’s Short Circuit’s first time at the home of the Wolverines and the first...
John Wrench of IJ details the Fifth Circuit’s ruling that the federal ban on home distilling is unconstitutional. At least as the case was argued, which included the taxing power and the Necessary and Proper Clause, but ...
Short Circuit traveled to the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia where the student Federalist Society chapter graciously hosted us and allowed us to present a live recording before their fellow law students. On t...
Getting a jury is one of the most venerated constitutional rights Americans have. But if you’re before the Securities and Exchange Commission there’s been no veneration. Until now, as a recent Supreme Court case Jarkesy ...
The Institute for Justice is once again taking a close look at civil forfeiture. One of IJ’s leaders in our civil forfeiture work, Dan Alban, joins us to outline our new report Policing for Profit 4. Some listeners may b...
When the police ask you for an I.D., when do you have to hand it over? That depends on a lot of facts and a lot of law, including whether a state has a statute allowing an officer to make you hand the I.D. over. Mike Gre...
With a baker’s dozen of circuits it’s hard to pick a favorite. Or is it? We sit down with three lawyers and scholars to ask what their favorite circuit is and why. Ben Field of IJ gives us his choice and we also bring on...
Evan Lisull of IJ tells us of a guy on probation who seems to have been pretty clever with his living arrangements. The police often don’t need a warrant to search the residence of a person on probation. In this case fro...
We welcome on Sam MacRoberts of the Kansas Justice Institute for an inspection of the Fourth Amendment. Sam is the General Counsel and Litigation Director of KJI where he does things like sue the government. So he’s a pe...
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